I feel sorry for those who brand Sanatana Dharma,
the “way of living” as “Conservatism” (Sampradayavad). Those who think so and
conclude it to be so do not know this way of living at all. Firstly this is the
only “way of living” that is based on the concept of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”
(Universal Brotherhood). Sanatana Dharma never advocates the mind to adore a particular
deity instead it values the intensity in devotion. Evolution of the mind from
mundane to mysticism is more relevant than the dogmas and doctrines one adheres
to.
In fact it is only in this “way of living” that
commentaries/interpretations of religious texts are allowed and hence we have
many versions of Brahma-Sutras, Upanishads and Bhagavad-Gita. Amazingly not just
reading of the different versions but a seeker can interpret his version of the
scripture and get it published. It is so ridiculous that with so much of
autonomy in knowing a scripture and letting to express it, this “way of living”
is branded as Sampradayavadi.
A seeker evolves through his quest for knowledge. This
“way of living” has let the seeker to polish his thought process by constantly
reviving the subject matter with debate and discussion. “Vaade Vaade Jayathe
Tattvabhoda” (Debate and discussion brings forth understanding of Principles) says
an ancient Sanskrit dictum from Narada Purana. It was emphasised that the
conclusion so arrived while debating has to have scientific orientation. This
resulted in many of the modern scientific discoveries already being a part of this
“way of living”. And yet this “way of living” is branded as Sampradayavadi.
Sri Krishna in Bhagavad-Gita told Arjuna “Sambhavami
Yuge Yuge” (Incarnate millennium after millennium). Sri Krishna promises to
return back in order to establish Dharma. This show that Sri Krishna knew that
that in future generations the individual’s Vasanas (Tendencies), Samskaras
(Impressions), Anushasana (Regimentation) and Parisara (Environment) determine the
capabilities to convert knowledge into wisdom. If the acquired knowledge is not
channelized in the right path instead of yielding wisdom it sprouts Kuhaka
Buddhi (Perverted Intelligence). Kuhaka Buddhi does not allow the individual to
differentiate between Dharma and Adhrama, making him think he knows all. They
are called “Liberals”.
Even Sri Krishna cannot transform a pervert unless;
he himself is willing for a change over. Duryodhana knew about Dharma yet was
unable to practice and he accepted that before Sri Krishna. The only difference
is that in Dvapara there were only a few perverts and compare to this eon.
There are more smart individuals now who have their minds running all the time,
that’s why I think they come up with new ideas or curiosity to explore
perversions, and the more they create or the more they explore the more they
want to see and experience. Also, many of them never get to actually make real
their perversions, but fantasies crop up through their minds from time to time.
Perversions are extensions of intellectual boredom and a restless mind.
A
pervert tend to be more bored and restless but have the creativity to cling to aberrations
in a way that would almost make them behave like a sociopath.
With no real knowledge on issues, the perverted mind
starts calling others who are a bit more knowledgeable as “Sampradayavadis.”
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